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Well it's hardly surprising given the emphasis on CS trivia and fad-devops that exists in this industry. Basics like this are often neglected because employees
by sidlls 8y ago
Well it's hardly surprising given the emphasis on CS trivia and fad-devops that exists in this industry. Basics like this are often neglected because employees are too busy chasing Kafka and Kubernetes or re-implementing skip lists on whiteboards. After all, if you can recall your textbook CS surely you can just re-invent the thousands of PhD and engineering hours that went into this stuff previously on an ad hoc basis for our projects and scale it with K8s.
- blub 8y agoMethinks you're unfair to the author: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diomidis_Spinellis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diomidis_Spinellis And at the risk of sounding like a clown, I'll go ahead and ask: ETL seems to be such a basic and generic thing to the point that it's useless as a concept. What did those Phds achieve in those thousand hours that the author missed?